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Ancient Jewish History timelineVersión en línea Ancient Jewish History timeline por Vijo Gor 1 Around 2000–1500 BCE, Semitic tribes settled in which region? a Persia b Mesopotamia c Egypt d Canaan 2 The patriarch Abraham migrated from which to which region? a Canaan to Egypt b Mesopotamia to Canaan c Babylon to Greece d Persia to Jerusalem 3 The story of Abraham’s migration is considered what? a A mythic religious tradition b A scientific record c A Babylonian inscription d A Roman account 4 The Exodus tells the story of what? a The return from exile b Hebrew slaves escaping Egypt under Moses c The fall of Jerusalem d Jews leaving Babylon 5 The Exodus is said to have led to which outcome? a Division of the Kingdom b Settlement of the Hebrews in Canaan c Assyrian conquest d Formation of the Roman Empire 6 Early Hebrew communities began forming in Canaan around which period? a 600 BCE b 1200–1000 BCE c 900 BCE d 1500 BCE 7 The United Kingdom of Israel was ruled by which three kings? a Herod, Pontius, and Titus b Moses, Joshua, and Aaron c Saul, David, and Solomon d Cyrus, Darius, and Xerxes 8 The United Kingdom of Israel lasted roughly from... a 1020–922 BCE b 1500–1300 BCE c 800–700 BCE d 600–500 BCE 9 After Solomon’s death, the kingdom... a Became a Persian province b Divided into Israel and Judah c Fell to Egypt d United under Judah 10 The Assyrian conquest in 722 BCE destroyed... a Judah b Samaria c Israel d Babylon 11 The fall of Israel in 722 BCE caused... a The rise of King David b The Exodus from Egypt c The creation of the Torah d The dispersal of its people 12 The Babylonian conquest in 586 BCE destroyed... a The Persian army b The Temple of Solomon only c Nineveh d Jerusalem and the Kingdom of Judah 13 The Babylonian Captivity refers to which event? a The forced exile of Jews to Babylon b The rise of the Maccabees c Jews enslaved in Egypt d The destruction of Persia 14 The Persian ruler Cyrus the Great allowed Jews to... a Return to Jerusalem b Destroy Babylon c Convert Persia d Leave Canaan 15 Under Persian rule, Jews rebuilt... a The Second Temple b The Great Wall c The First Temple d The Library of Alexandria 16 In 332 BCE, Judea was conquered by... a Alexander the Great b King David c Julius Caesar d Cyrus the Great 17 After Alexander’s death, Judea fell under... a Egyptian rule b Roman rule c Seleucid rule d Persian rule 18 The Seleucid period (198–167 BCE) is known for... a Babylonian exile b Persian control c Jewish unity and peace d Hellenistic influence and conflict 19 The Maccabean Revolt was against which ruling power? a The Greeks under Seleucid rule b The Persians c The Romans d The Babylonians 20 The Maccabees sought to... a Restore Jewish independence b Spread Hellenism c Support Rome d Expand the Greek Empire 21 In 63 BCE, Judea was conquered by... a Egypt b Persia c Rome d Greece 22 Under Rome, Judea became known as... a Palestine b Samaria c Syria d Babylon 23 Around 0 CE, Jesus Christ was supposedly born during... a Roman occupation b Persian rule c Jewish independence d Greek rule 24 The Romans crucified Jesus around... a 135 CE b 10 CE c 30 CE d 70 CE 25 The Great Jewish Revolt (66–70 CE) ended with... a Roman collapse b Jewish independence c Destruction of the Second Temple d Rebuilding of the Temple

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Around 2000–1500 BCE, Semitic tribes settled in which region?

The patriarch Abraham migrated from which to which region?

The story of Abraham’s migration is considered what?

The Exodus tells the story of what?

The Exodus is said to have led to which outcome?

Early Hebrew communities began forming in Canaan around which period?

The United Kingdom of Israel was ruled by which three kings?

The United Kingdom of Israel lasted roughly from...

After Solomon’s death, the kingdom...

The Assyrian conquest in 722 BCE destroyed...

The fall of Israel in 722 BCE caused...

The Babylonian conquest in 586 BCE destroyed...

The Babylonian Captivity refers to which event?

The Persian ruler Cyrus the Great allowed Jews to...

Under Persian rule, Jews rebuilt...

In 332 BCE, Judea was conquered by...

After Alexander’s death, Judea fell under...

The Seleucid period (198–167 BCE) is known for...

The Maccabean Revolt was against which ruling power?

The Maccabees sought to...

In 63 BCE, Judea was conquered by...

Under Rome, Judea became known as...

Around 0 CE, Jesus Christ was supposedly born during...

The Romans crucified Jesus around...

The Great Jewish Revolt (66–70 CE) ended with...